No serial #s. any idea on price? More pics to follow shortly
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Re-blued, stripped out and little more than a shooter or wall hanger! Hard to put a value on it! -
Do you have more pics .. triggerguard would be interesting
One piece of the buttstock is missing .. to get this is a challangeComment
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Better pictures are needed, but from the ones provided it seems it has the original finish...I mean it has not been buffed, which leads us to think why no serial number is present.
On the other hand it lacks a distintive part in the stock, the metal protective plate.
No cleaning rod, no muzzle protector, sling seems original period.
Cannot help with pricing as you cannot compared Europe to USA.Comment
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IF it's completely lacking all serial numbers, it could very well be a postwar put together......American GI's are believed to have assembled these from leftover parts, following the capture of the factory in 1945.....The missing parts may have been unable to get at the time it was being put together....Just a guess
I was offered a complete mint example for $2100....So, you should be able to pro rate value accordingly.....BodesComment
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I had one of these a few years ago. I believe the triggerguards are supposed to be unmarked. The only #'s are often on the bolt, barrel and stock. Mine had a matching bolt and barrel but mismatched stock and went for 2,200 on gunbroker.Originally posted by Ostmark View PostComment
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I was asking for a pic of the triggerguard because the triggerguard
from a 98K is also fitting but its different in shape.
The triggerguards are not numbered on a G33/40 thats correct
Its a quite nice GebirgsjägerComment
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